I am running W2K with IIS 5.0 and PHP 4.4.n (nsapi)
I am attempting to get the curl extension working but I keep getting an
undefined function. I check phpinfo and find that the extension is not
loading. I check further and find that, although the ini file states that
the extension directory shoul
Using ISAPI instead of CGI seems to fix this problem.
by some internet news archives, there was a post on this list that describes
> what I am seeing:
> http://www.issociate.de/board/post/166611/Strange_CGI_Timeout.html
>
> we have a windows 2000 server with PHP 5.0.3 installed. a website within
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I am running W2K with IIS 5.0 and PHP 4.4.n (nsapi)
I am attempting to get the curl extension working but I keep getting an
undefined function. I check phpinfo and find that the extension is not
loading. I check further and find that, although the ini file states that
the extension director
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Check your drive for other php.ini files. It looks 1st in the
window/systems folder but it can also be in the apache/bin directory.
Do a search on your drive for php.ini. There may be more.
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I have done this and there are no others. Still no luck.
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I've tried everything the faqs say and I'm still unable to get mysql support
in PHP5..
I've added H:\php to my Windows PATH variable (H: is my main drive)
I've uncommented php_mysql.dll
I've added the extension directory to php.ini
Rebooted the server
Before doing the above, phpinfo had
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...tons of good stuff
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I decided to go ahead and install apache...20 minutes ago. Apache installed
and configured with all the stuff that needed to be changed in the
httpd.conf to allow PHP to play nice. It came right up. All of my extensions
were installed. Confirmed via phpinfo